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Dandruff   /dˈændrəf/   Listen
Dandruff

noun
(Written also dandriff)
1.
A condition in which white scales of dead skin are shed by the scalp.
2.
Loose scales shed from the scalp.





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"Dandruff" Quotes from Famous Books



... and hunted her up to pay my bill. And say, Brother, doggoned if she don't turn out to be about the plumpest, cheeriest, winningest little body that ever I see unclaimed! Nothin' standoffish about her, either. 'There!' says she. 'Look at you, going off with all that dandruff on your coat collar! Mamie, bring me that whisk broom.'—'Ma'am,' says I, when she'd finished the job and added a little pat to my necktie, 'my name is Hubbs. It's a homely name, and I'm a homely man; but if there's any chance of ever persuadin' you to be Mrs. Nelson Hubbs, ...
— Shorty McCabe on the Job • Sewell Ford


Words linked to "Dandruff" :   pityriasis, scale, scurf, exfoliation


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